Whiplash grinned at Shadowbird's response. Professional as always, they made a good duo, they had each other's backs. He watched as she leaped down and broke up the fight. Envy was a formidable foe that was to be sure, there's no telling the damage she could do without anyone to stop her. Whiplash wondered if her power would work on himself and Shadowbird, there's no telling of the destruction that could be caused if that were to happen, and there's no telling if he'd ever forgive himself for letting it happen.

His eyes darted across the street, where a police offer, under the influence of Envy struggled with a much taller man. As if to call out to Whiplash the policeman pulled his gun from his holster and was halfway through aiming it before Whiplash reacted. He leaped off of the rooftop, unsheathing his blade as he soared through the air, the polished steel glinting and gleaming in the sun. 

A smile grew on his face, he hadn't seen action like this in a while.

He rolled after hitting the ground and sprinted faster than the speeding bullet going astray towards a small child running from the chaos. He turned his sword so it's broadside blocked the bullet and redirected it towards the ground. He quickly moved up to the policeman, before slicing the gun in two all the while sending a kick to the face of the taller man. He quickly ducked under the swing of the policeman before grabbing the arm, curling around it and sending them both to the ground in an armbar. A swift punch sent the policeman into a dream he'd take a few hours to wake up from. Better than the nightmare going on around him, Whiplash supposed.

He rolled to his feet, swaggering over to the two supers having a standoff. As he passed, Shadowbird from behind, he quickly whispered
[color=6ecff6]"I'll distract her, you get her with your guns. I can't get close enough to attack."[/color] His tone was oddly serious, he knew the ramifications of Envy getting to touch him. He pushed his sunglasses up with the palm of his hand, the familiar cocky smile remaining on his face as he eyed his opponent. [color=6ecff6]"Envy! Good to see you again. Better to see you behind bars of course, but what can you do?"[/color] He asked, rhetorically.